The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1887-01-20
LOCAL NEWS.

Wheat, is 64c and &c.
Walter Blanding was at Fargo
Wednesday.
W. B. Troy of The Globe is SER
geant-at-a:rms in the legislature.
Judge Lauder was in Fargo We'd
nesday on business before the land
Office.
DR.. Wiensma departs for Europe
this Thursday evening, to be gone
four or six months.
Eugene Schuler is setting up the
cigars. but we have forgotten
whether it's boy or girl.
Bishop, Walker is expected to
oficiate at the Episcopal church
here Sunday morning and evening
next.
Mrs. lE. Swaine returned home
from LIE Sueur. Minnesota, early
this week. having enjoyed her visit
very much.
Arthur Boyd of Aberdeen. this
territory, and Miss Della Voedisch
of this city were married at st. Paul
the early part of this week.
Mrs. +. NJ. Pixley. of Litchaeld,
Minnesota, mother of Mrs. George
White of this city, is here visiting,
Expecting to stay week or ten days.
Joseph Leicht of the Winona
Herald spent part of the week in
the city with his friend Fred Mold
and others. He is doing Dakota
again.
John H. Armstrong and Miss
Winnifred Neiman were married
Wednesday evening of this week by
Rev. Alfred G. Plnkham. THE
TIMES tenders congratulations.
J. r. Ford and Miss Lizzie Loomis
were married, at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Seely, Wednes-'
day evening, by the Rev. Geo. b.
Barnes. The TIMES tenders con-
gratulations.
Dr.Swaine returned to Minor to-
day to visit G. G. Newman. Blythe
way. the doctor says Newman has
not had pneumonia, but has had
fever and. with proper care will
come out all right.
j. A. Evel, the efficient American
Express agent at this city has gone
to Mortified. Minnesota on visit,
and from there he will go to Florida.
G. B. Mount. relief agent, is here
in the mean time.
There will be a social at the new
rectory of the Episcopal church
Monday evening of next week. and
Rev. Mr.. Pinkham says an invita-
tion is extended to all to be present.
Turn out and have a good social
time.
Deputy Pelham has made another
move and is now in Sheriff Miller's
residence, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller's
children having so far recovered
their health as to enable the family
to move into the court house them.
selves.
Ad. Dunlap is now expires mes
senger between Fargo and James
town, having taken the place, we
believe, Monday of this week. We
are pleased to hear of "Ads" pre-
melton.
1t seems there are two bills before
the legislature to aid volunteer fire
men, and Wahpeton's firemen meet
this Thursday evening to decide
upon which one they think Mr.. Nc.
Cumber should support-and will 90
instruct him.
G. A. Moore, of the Argus staff
of printers and a brother of George
Moore of the Gazette staff here, is
IN the city taking little rest. Mr..
Moore has been quite ill with Mala.
ria, but is now improving and may
return to work in two weeks.
G. H. Kermott. NJ. D. of Fair.
mount sends his professional card to
THE TIMES, which may bs seen in
she proper column. The doctor il
q new conner and there is no reason
why he should not do well at that
thriving town in that progressive
community.
W. G.. Whitcomb, head book
J keeper for the Northwestern Mutual
Insurance Co.. has gone to Mankato,
Minnesota, to attend the funeral
: service of his uncle, F. o. Torrey
an old resident of that city. Mr.
Whitcomb will probably be back iu
. week or ten days.
Wednesday we saw an order to one
of Wahpeton's furniture dealers
; authorizing him to send marble
! top side board and a cherry brie-a'
|. brac stand to Mr.. and Mrs. j. r